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| − | Any variation of a Field produced by the Action of a Force '''tends to propagate spatially within the Field (and thus to conserve temporally)''', transmitting, "propagating" the Action of those Forces—as Events—through the Field, propagating Causes and Causality via Action. | + | Any variation of a Field produced by the Action of a Force '''tends to propagate spatially within the Field (and thus to conserve temporally)''', transmitting, "propagating" the Action of those Forces—as Events—through the Field, propagating Causes and Causality via the propagation of Action. |
| − | The propagation of Causes—of Forces—and their manifestations is represented by '''the spatial extension of the effects of the Action produced by those | + | The propagation of Causes—of Forces—and their manifestations is represented by '''the spatial extension of the effects of the Action produced by those Causes/Forces'''. |
In the physical domain of Nature, '''this principle manifests itself as the Principle of Action and Reaction'''. | In the physical domain of Nature, '''this principle manifests itself as the Principle of Action and Reaction'''. | ||
Revision as of 10:43, 22 September 2025
The Fundamental Principles of Reality are the most important principles that characterize the formation of the whole Reality, both in the physical and in the meta-physical/cognitive domain.
Within a general process of derivation that—starting from the elementary, the absolute—leads to the complex, the relative (relativization as a fundamental aspect of the Process of Formation of Reality), more specific Principles emerge in the physical domain of Reality. The same applies to the cognitive side of Reality, where these Principles give rise to the more abstract forms that characterize cognitive systems and knowledge.
Here I will represent these Principles in their most elementary form, related to the phase/sub-Process of the fundamental Process of Formation of Reality that we call Creation—concerning the production of the Elementary Action at the most elementary level of Reality. Each of the following Principles can be expressed—and actually expresses itself—in various ways at increasingly complex levels of Reality and across different domains of Nature (both physical and cognitive).
The most elementary and fundamental principles of Reality are the following:
Principle of Variation
The true nature of Existence, in its most elementary Essence/Form, is represented by change, variation, transformation, mutation.
Only variations—mutations of Entities (Sources, the Force/Field unitary pairs)—thus only Events, Action, are the manifestation of Existence. We can say that Entities exist because they produce Events, Action—thus Existence. Reality is the product of an incessant Process of Formation, where variation is the fundament—the true core of the ongoing Creation and Evolution of the Universe.
In the physical domain of Nature, this principle manifests itself as the Principle of Perturbation.
Principle of Propagation
Any variation of a Field produced by the Action of a Force tends to propagate spatially within the Field (and thus to conserve temporally), transmitting, "propagating" the Action of those Forces—as Events—through the Field, propagating Causes and Causality via the propagation of Action.
The propagation of Causes—of Forces—and their manifestations is represented by the spatial extension of the effects of the Action produced by those Causes/Forces.
In the physical domain of Nature, this principle manifests itself as the Principle of Action and Reaction.
Principle of Conservation
Any variation of a Field produced by a Force tends to conserve temporally within the Field (and thus propagate spatially), preserving the Action of those Forces—the Events—through the Field, maintaining Causes and Causality via the conservation of Action.
The conservation of causes—of Forces—is represented by the temporal permanence of the effects of the Action produced by those Causes/Forces.
In the physical domain of Nature, this principle manifests itself as the Principle of Least Action.
Principle of Unity
The Field (as the Force that acts on it, producing the Elementary Events) is one and only one. It is undivided and indivisible, infinite and unlimited both in the space and time dimensions. From the organization of the fluctuations of that Field, what we call Elementary Action, the whole multiplicity of the Forms of the Universe in evolution emerges. At the most elementary level of Reality, the multiplicity, the complexity of the infinite world is only apparent, like the mesmerizing white foam crests over the blue ocean.
Principle of Connection
The Field is completely connected, every Event can interact with any other Event, with the only limit represented by Causality (the primary expression of the Fundamental Force). Connection implies Continuity. In the physical domain of Nature this principle manifests itself as the Principle of Locality.
Principle of Relation
Any fluctuation, any variation of the Field, therefore every Elementary Event, produced by the Action of the Force on the Field, interacts with any other Event, with a different intensity determined by the causal, spatial and temporal distance between them, due to the finite speed of propagation in the Field of its elementary fluctuations, which represent the Elementary Events. Extending this description, we can say that, with the limits imposed by the finite velocity of propagation, in the Universe everything is connects and interacts with everything else.
Principle of Individuation
At any level of complexity, at any level of Reality, every object, every product of the Process of Formation of Reality, every Event, Action, Information, Structure of Information, Form, in turn become a whole, a unity, a new source of Events, of Action, of Information, and thus a new active subject in the incessant creation and evolution of Reality. The object of an Action become itself a new subject of Action. In the physical domain of Nature this principle manifests itself as the Principle of Quantization.
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